Happenings in Creagerstown Localities Reported
Letters From Correspondents note visits by residents from Frederick Stevenson and Westminster. Illnesses improve and travel, with Miss Goldsboro and Miss Stambaugh visiting relatives. Church events at St. John's Luther an and Church of God, plus summer visits by Philadelphia and Waynesboro residents. Sabbath school, Luther League, and local band activities highlighted. Attendance records at St. John’s Lutheran services reach 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Joan D. Hann
Frederick
W. Levi Hann
Stevenson
R. Ogle
Nettie Goldsboro
Baltimore
Valley House
DeLila V. Hann
Franklin
M. G. Warner
E. ©. Warner
Roy W. Hankey
Fisher's Grove
Jr. O. UL A. ML. No
Town Hall
A G. Ogle
Glenn
Waynesboro
C Ogle
Monocacy Valley
Calvin Fisher
Mission Band program at Fergaville church event
The Fergaville Mission Band of St Luke's Lutheran church held a public meeting on Sunday night July 23 featuring songs, scripture, recitations, and a sermon by Rev. A G Null. Holy Communion is planned at Mt Zion Reformed on Sunday July 30 at 10 30 AM with pre services Friday evening.
Social Notes From Gettysburg and Nearby Towns
A stream of residents and visitors appears in this social roundup. Dr. and Mrs. H H Hopkins and Miss Lucy Plummer from Chicago visited Gettysburg. Lucien Falconer from Washington spent the weekend with family. Nettie Wood of Baltimore stayed with her aunt Mrs Jennie Griffith. Roy Sponseller and George visited Mr and Mrs George Wolfe in Ijamsville. Master Eldred Falconer spent time with grandmother Mrs Koogle in Middletown. Tan Griffiths family and Mt Airy children visited here. Grace Grimes and Edward Grimes with Dewey Zimmerman traveled to Frederick. Mrs John May of near Araby visited with sister Mrs Henry C Brown. Mrs H C Brown is slowly recovering from illness. Miss Rena Gray suffered a facial wound from a horse bite. Dr Utah Neighbors from Lewistown dressed the injury. Rev and Mrs E H Hummelbaugh and daughter Katherine from Frederick spent a day with Otis Smith family. Misses Annie and Della Wachter from Frederick visiting sister Mamie Wachter. Cora and Katherine Moburg at Braddock Heights. Miss Cora McDonald returned from Trains Wick. Myrtle Cook of near Tefferson visiting cousin Etta Mosburg. Miss Sue Haugh and Mr and Mrs Alver Smith and daughter Helen of Frederick were guests. Daniel South and Mrs Otis Smith hosted Sunday. Miss Catsailer near Flint Hill visited relatives. Mrs Wm Kalick of Thackeys Town visited her parents.
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St Luke's Lutheran Church
Ruth Renn
Pauline Murray
Pauline Poole
Sarah Thomas
Wm. Shaft
Frederick
Victor Shaft
C. N. Trundle
Mary
Lillian Culler
Brunswick
Nora Hargett
Richard Hargett
Pearl
Mary Culler
S. J. Hargett
Minnie Lease
Hanover
Wm. Ray
H. M. Feaga
R. S. Derr
John C. Derr
Monrovia
Arthur Ray
Lewistown
Charles Himes
Cleveland Arnold
Lucketts
Harmon Cobrentz
Middletown
Johnson
Washington, DC
Leslie Zimmerman
Manor
J. C
D. M. Culler
Mr. Douglass Castle
Church Hill
H. M. Castle
Frank Hoffman
Oliver
Hannah Hoffman
Hoods Mills
R. Poffinbarger
Milton Gilbert
Woodsboro
Ernest Bayer
Millard Waltz
U.S Army
Chicago
Susan Waltz
C. Willard Metcalfe
Sarah
Calvin Metcalfe
Libertytown
Earl Smith
Lavinia
Edward E. Adams
Bird M. Robinson
Helen
New York
C. A. McBride
Baltimore
John Bartholow
Mildred
Washington
John Webster
Harry Webster
John C. Stevens
Kate Johnson
Jessie Brown
Mary Downey
H. H. Hopkins
Lucy Plummer
Gettysburg
Lucien Falconer
Nettie Wood
Jennie Griffith
Roy Sponseller
Gon
George
George Wolfe
Ijamsville
Eldred Falconer
John May
Araby
Henry C. Brown
H.C Brown
Rena Gray
David King
Utah Neighbors
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Katherine
Otis Smith
Annie
Della Wachter
Mamie Wachter
Cora
Katherine Moburg
Braddoch Heights
Cora McDonald
Trains Wick
Myrtle Cook
Tefferson
Etta Mosburg
Sue Haugh
Alver Smith
Daniel South
Montgomery County Day at Glen Echo Sparks Fizzle Not Fire
Montgomery County Day at Glen Echo Park drew about 5000 residents as officials clashed over authority amid dismissals and resignations. Governor Crothers may take up the Glen Echo case, while Justice Redding notes trials likely for John A Garrett, Thomas Weaver, and Daniel Collins on Saturday in Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Glen
Echo Park
John A. Garrett
Weaver
Col
Robert Garrett
Weiner
Witowski
Crothers
Glen Echo
Siummer
Blair Lee
Montgomery County Knights
Morris Talbot
Maryland
Justice Redding
Rockville
Thomas A Weaver
Daniel Collins
Law's Grip Widens as Man Cited for Unlicensed Tag
Samuel Ruppe of Nagerstown was arrested by Sheriff Grimes for driving without a license tag. Before Justice Eckstein he claimed the tag was lost between Middletown and the city. He paid a $1 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ruppe
Nagerstown
Grimes
Eckstein
Middletown
Escaped With His Life in a Noted Medical Cure Ad
A patient from Port Harrelson reports a dreadful cough and lung ailment treated by Dr. Ring’s New Discovery at Pearre's Infirmary. After a year of no relief, the remedy cured the throat and lungs, with a free trial offer and a 20c to 1 60 price range.
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MT Mens Ca
Manin
Port Harrelson
Doertors
Mplien
Om Cone
Georgetown
Ring
Pearre
Tucker to resign as roads chief by early fall
John Mo Tucker chairman of the State Roads Commission announced he expects to resign around September 1 once current road work and gate matters near completion. He cited interfering with his Cecil County farm and business and noted his schedule kept him in Baltimore most days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mo Tucker
State Roads Commission
Iis
Tucker
Ous
Neoreason
Pooler
Ete
Baltimore
Cecil County
Commission
Mr. Tucker
Belair Road
Harford County
Gift Chosen for Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee
A 264 piece repousse silver dinner set by the Stieff Company was selected by Baltimore Mayor Preston's committee for Cardinal Gibbons. The set includes flatware, a mahogany cabinet, tea service, and numerous dishes. It will be engraved and presented during the jubilee week of October 15, funded by public subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Stieff Company
Charles T. Crane
John Hannibal
James T. O'Neil
Pike Road Repair Planned for Funkstown Area
Percy H. Little of Funkstown received a letter from the Good Roads Commission secretary regarding repairs to the old National Pike at Funkstown. Improvements are to begin soon and the bridge over Antietam Creek will also be repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy H. Little
Funkstown
The
Good Roads Commission
Antietam Creek
Frederick News Slogan Sparks Subscription Demand
A cryptic editorial tone urges readers to subscribe as a steadfast duty, noting many are yielding to the call and signaling strong interest in securing steady access to the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick News
Young Fredericks Defeat Lewistown in Extra Inning Derby
Young Fredericks traveled to Lewistown and edged the home club 5 to 4 in ten innings in a hotly contested baseball game. Kennedy’s steady pitching and timely hits, including two base knocks by Sheely, keyed the late rally as Fredericks overcame a strong showing by Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Fredericks
Lewistown
Fredericka
Lewistowe
Johnson
Kennedy
Fredericks
Pleas for the Playground From Civic Leaders and Schools
An essay attributed to Herr Froebel argues every town should have common playgrounds to educate boys through games and foster community virtues. A Pittsburg playgrounds official adds warnings from juvenile courts and social science about city life eroding happiness and the urge for belonging among the young and marginalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Department of Science
Hymeneal Seals 11PSs Robert Sherald and Marian Hess
Robert Sherald of this city married Miss Marian Hess of Taneytown Md yesterday in Hagerstown by Rev Dr J Spangler Ief fer. They met at Frederick City Hospital where he was recovering from an appendectomy and she trained as a nurse graduate of the Nurses Training School class of 1911. Both are well known in Frederick with numerous friends and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sherald
Marian Hess
Taneytown
Hagerstown
J. Spangler Ieffer
Frederick City Hospital
Sherald
Frederick Railroad Company
Frederick
The
Nurses’ Training School
Freckles vanish with new double strength otine treatment
An eminent skin specialist reports a new ethine double strength for freckle removal promising rapid, safe results. Advertisers claim lighter skin after one night and color restoration, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to ask their druggist for the strongest otine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seni
Vann Drugesst
Morgan Sold to Washington in Major League Bid
Danville native Ray Morgan, standout shortstop for Danville and Frederick, drawn wide notice from big league scouts, was sold to Washington's American League club. Morgan, 23, starred for Danville and Frederick, delivering strong fielding and power, including a two hit, three run game against Petersburg. He previously played in the Eastern Carolina League and Baltimore amateur circles before turning pro last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Morgan
Frederick
Wilhl
Fast Company
MccAleer
Washington
Pawke Ae Hpp
Missa Thessendut
Danville
Disslick
Severm Gues
Morgan
Duke Farrell
Iathd
Snead
Ugittin
Farrell
Baughman
Galfsboro
Baltimore
Hig
Wig Resirder
Petersburg
Park Rats Win Over Stevens Team In Tight Game
The Park Rats defeated Stevens by a large margin, 16 to 0 percentage, with Denil taking a hard hit and Le Abrecht standing out. The lineup lists Beall Willard Gorluian Brachey Waters Stull Wiles Mullican and others. Luella Halin, nine, showed unusual courage after an arm injury at her father's Mercer mill.
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Park Rats
Stevens
Denil
le Abrecht
uj—Stevers
Beall
Willard
Gorluian
Brachey
Willhide
Waters
Stull
Ms Wiles
W. Mullican
Turk Rats
L. Abrecht
L. Phelus
Hauver
Th. Boole
A. Phebus
C. Mullican
Barrick
Wf. Shook
Ef. C. Abrecht
Timpire Brown
Luella Halin
Mercersburg
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S. T. Stevens
Church of God
I. Wm. Speak
Harold Hann
Lutheran Sunday School
Fergaville
Ware US
N. Market St
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C
Figuers
Lords
London
House of Lords
Asquith
Davis
Joyd-George
Lord Lansdowne
Arthur J. Balfour
Lansdowne
Balfour
Ireland
House of Commons
Commons
Rail
Sproutsville
Weather Today
Roads Commission
Pike
Sheely
Praley
Riumsburg
Ibow
Gaugh
Utterbuck
Hinley
Sinn
Stup
Griffin
James
Lenhart
Lame
Raley
Winebrewer
Fratey
Harley
hatla—Kenenedy
Atterback
Utterback
Raine
Shafer
Shipley
A & J Sinn
Dames
Houck
Lewi Town
McAleer
Onde
la Prance
Comet
H.R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Church St
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